The Archive · 1929

Hu Han-min Claims Success

Me, Hu Han-min then addressed the Congress, making a report on ive saki that before the opening of the Congress many rumours had been spread by reactionaries to the cifect that the Congress would never held and, even if it wore held, it would. be unsuccessful. Now, ho said, the Congress has been held and has been successful. This fact will strengthen the prestige of the Party and the Government. For the sake of the future success of the Party and the Government and the masses of the people of China, the members of the Party should eooperate to the utmost to carry out the decisions of the Congress.

With the success which had been achieved by the closing Congress Conclided Mr, Ha Man-min, the Party and the Government are fully equipped to fight the reactionary elements disturbing the country and, when the 4th Kuomintang Congress convenes, he felt convinced that it would he' able ta carry out the com plete revolutionary programme, General Tan Yen-kai_ acted Chairman during the closing session which was brought to a conclusion At noon.—Reuter, "At this, the Third National Congress, important resolutions laying down our future programme ave: been adopted and amendments: to our Constitution made. The new measures will give the Party a new Tease of life and it is hoped that our Comrades will strive to carry. fon the work of. the Revolution, With the programme for. our immediate. future already form lated, I feel sure that we will hencefortir exert ourselves for our: national advancement, freedom and

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